Finduilas lived in Nargothrond with her father and brother under the rule of [[Finrod Felagund]]. She was betrothed to [[Gwindor]], who named her '''[[Faelivrin]]''', which meant "Gleam of the Sun on the [[Pools of Ivrin]]". She was very beautiful, a high princess of the [[Noldor]] and niece of [[Galadriel]], [[Finrod]], and [[Aegnor]]. She was descendant of the Teleri, Noldor and Vanyar. Noldor from [[Finwe]], Teleri from [[Earwen]] and Vanyarin from [[Indis]].

Finduilas lived in Nargothrond with her father and brother under the rule of [[Finrod Felagund]]. She was betrothed to [[Gwindor]], who named her '''[[Faelivrin]]''', which meant "Gleam of the Sun on the [[Pools of Ivrin]]". She was very beautiful, a high princess of the [[Noldor]] and niece of [[Galadriel]], [[Finrod]], and [[Aegnor]]. She was descendant of the Teleri, Noldor and Vanyar. Noldor from [[Finwe]], Teleri from [[Earwen]] and Vanyarin from [[Indis]].

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Her betrothed was captured in First Age 472 during the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]] by [[Morgoth]], but he returned in 490 with a companion who called himself ''Agarwaen, son of Umarth'' ("Bloodstained, son of the Cursed"). Unknown to Finduilas this was actually [[Túrin]] son of [[Húrin]].

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Her betrothed was captured in First Age 472 during the [[Nírnaeth Arnoediad|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]] by [[Morgoth]], but he returned in 490 with a companion who called himself ''Agarwaen, son of Umarth'' ("Bloodstained, son of the Cursed"). Unknown to Finduilas this was actually [[Túrin]] son of [[Húrin]].

Despite her old feelings for Gwindor, Finduilas fell in love with Túrin. Túrin failed to notice her feelings, she reminding him of [[Urwen]], the sister he lost in childhood. Gwindor realized that Finduilas had fallen in love with Turin, and revealed his name to her in an attempt to discourage her pursuit.

Despite her old feelings for Gwindor, Finduilas fell in love with Túrin. Túrin failed to notice her feelings, she reminding him of [[Urwen]], the sister he lost in childhood. Gwindor realized that Finduilas had fallen in love with Turin, and revealed his name to her in an attempt to discourage her pursuit.

Her betrothed was captured in First Age 472 during the Battle of Unnumbered Tears by Morgoth, but he returned in 490 with a companion who called himself Agarwaen, son of Umarth ("Bloodstained, son of the Cursed"). Unknown to Finduilas this was actually Túrin son of Húrin.

Despite her old feelings for Gwindor, Finduilas fell in love with Túrin. Túrin failed to notice her feelings, she reminding him of Urwen, the sister he lost in childhood. Gwindor realized that Finduilas had fallen in love with Turin, and revealed his name to her in an attempt to discourage her pursuit.

At the sack of Nargothrond by Glaurung, Gwindor was slain and Túrin was entranced by the dragon. Because of the enchantment, he could not hear Finduilas' cries as she was being dragged past him by the Orcs as a captive for Angband.

Due to Glaurung's deceit Túrin abandoned Finduilas and instead went to Hithlum in search for his kin, and by the time he regained his senses she had been killed. When the Orcs were waylaid by the Haladin of Brethil at the Crossings of Teiglin they killed all their captives, pinning Finduilas to a tree with a spear. The Haladin buried her in a mound they called Haudh-en-Elleth ("Mound of the Elf-maiden").